Tongwang Dynamics | Lawyer Chen Yi Invited by the Department of Justice of the Autonomous Region to Give Training in the Special Training Class for the Construction of Rule of Law Villages
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2023-07-24
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In accordance with the work deployment of the Implementation Plan on Strengthening the Construction of Rule of Law in Rural Areas issued by the Office of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Party Committee's Comprehensive Rule of Law Committee, and the requirements of the Key Points of Judicial Administration Work in the Autonomous Region in 2023, in order to deeply promote and standardize the training project for rural legal advisors, improve the legal quality of rural legal advisors, strengthen the role of law in safeguarding farmers' rights and resolving rural social conflicts, and further assist rural revitalization, the Autonomous Region Department of Justice held the sixth special training course on the construction of rule of law in rural areas in Qinzhou City from July 19 to 21, 2023.
Lecture by Lawyer Chen Yi
Lawyer Chen Yi, partner of Guangxi Tongwang Law Firm, deputy director of Tongwang Qinzhou Branch, and vice president of Qinzhou Lawyers Association, was invited by the Department of Justice of the Autonomous Region to give a lecture and training course. More than 100 people from rural (community) "legal advisors" in Qinzhou and Fangchenggang participated in the on-site training, and more than 2,100 people participated in the online training.
Training site
In the class, Lawyer Chen Yi, with the topic of "Practical Legal Knowledge that Legal Advisors Must Know", focused on hot, focal, and difficult issues in the construction of the rule of law in rural areas from the aspects of public order and good customs, land disputes, marriage and inheritance, tort liability, and criminal offenses. Aiming at the hot, focal and difficult issues in rural rule of law construction, she specifically cited real judicial cases in Qinzhou and Fangchenggang to analyze various typical legal issues in daily life, such as compensation for expropriation and demolition, neighborhood disputes, animal injuries, compensation for damage caused by hired workers, divorce disputes, inheritance disputes, and common criminal cases, and put forward practical suggestions for rural "legal advisors" in answering and mediating related issues in daily life.
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